Identifying systemically important financial institutions

David A. Price and John Walter ()

Richmond Fed Economic Brief, 2011, issue Apr, No 11-4

Abstract: The Dodd-Frank Act, in addressing systemic risks to the financial system, requires federal regulators to extend a variety of requirements to nonbank financial institutions that are deemed "systemically important." But how can regulators, and the institutions themselves, best determine whether an institution is systemically important? Research in this area has generated a number of potential approaches.

Keywords: Financial; markets (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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